Floating Silicon Egg Poacher
Holly from Richardson, TX
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RE: Floating Silicon Egg Poacher
Bought it and used it. They should have invented this years ago! I made baked eggs. Put poacher into a custard cup for stability. Grease the inside of the silicon cup, crack in an egg, place in oven and bake at 350 for 15 mins. Serve with buttered toast.
Post by cookwie
RE: Floating Silicon Egg Poacher
Yes, it's great. Very easy to use and I just throw mine in the top dishwasher tray.
Post by fionarx
RE: Floating Silicon Egg Poacher
I tried making baked eggs in a little silicon pinch pot, thinking it would work well enough. It was exceptionally easy to clean, but not big enough to hold 1 egg. My next report will be on the floating silicon egg poacher - I decided to buy one. They come 2 in a pack at Bed, Bath & Beyond. $9.99. I used one of their coupons and received $2.00 off.
Post by cookwie
RE: Floating Silicon Egg Poacher
I have the plastic microwavable egg poacher and it does good as long as you reallly mix up the eggs with 1 teaspoon water each. I love it to make sandwiches and just to eat the eggs that way. I have never heard of the silicon one that floats. I doubt if I would buy it though.
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